Wellman Man in Candidate for Congress Des Moines
Ar ihi A Wells of Council Bluffs heads the ticket for United States senator with John M Smith of Perry as governor. Other nominees include Henry W Nuhring Jolley for lieutenant governor Hawes Yates Council Bluffs for secretary of state George H Carrington Honey Creek for agriculture Ray M Wright Council Bluffs for auditor John T Christie Marion for attorney general Harry L Goodwin Council Bluffs for state treasurer Maris J Hidy Des Moines and A G Kringlock Forest City for railroad commissioner James Pearson Shenandoah for congressman in the eighth district Louis J Kehoe Wellman for congressman in the tenth district K L Moon Forest City. Mrs C B Babcock returned to Chicago after visiting Surrey relatives. formerly Miss Ellen Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Labor Party
E. M. Smith
Arihi A. Wells
Council Bluffs
United States
John M. Smith
Perry
Henry W. Nuhring
Jolley
Hawes Yates
George H. Carrington
Honey Creek
Ray M. Wright
John T. Christie
Marion
Harry L. Goodwin
Council Blu
Maris J. Hidy
A. G. Kringlock
Forest City
James Pearson
Shenandoah
Louis J. Kehoe
Wellman
K. L. Moon
Musicians at Junior College Tryouts Chosen
Interest in the junior college music groups at Monheile drew many auditioning singers for the mixed chorus and evening tryouts. Ralph Kleese was selected as first tenor among the chosen performers.
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Jnlor College
Monhele
Hove Atartet
Ralph Kleese
Risden Visited in Questioning Over Vigilante Killing
Sept 23 report recalls Chief Tieden and vigilante escapees after a kidnapping and driving spree in southeastern Iowa. Robert Moore identified Kile as involved. Kile denied the shooting, saying a companion did it. Constable Carey charged Kile as an exam looms.
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Tieden
R. Gt 8
Robert Moorfarn
Towa
Kile
Moore
John Carey
Tipton
Inquest Planned Into Olinger Death Near Ainsworth
Coroner J A Jones announced an inquest to be held this evening into the death of 14 year old Richard Olinger of Ainsworth. The boy was killed by a hit and run driver Saturday near Ainsworth. The jury includes Carl Mungbruth S A Dickerson and Manton Hebner. Funeral in Ainsworth today with burial at Wapelto. No new lead in the driver search. an abandoned car marked as a whiskey runner was found southwest of Ainsworth with a large alcohol shipment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jones
Richard Olinger
Ainsworth
Carl Mungbruth
S.A. Dickerson
Manton Hebner
Aineworth
Wapelto
Ainworth
Funeral services delay for Mrs. Warner death notice
Announcement states Mrs. W. H. Warner may be visited at L. A. Jones Funeral Home with funeral time undetermined as a Seattle son plans to attend. The family thanks friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Ernest Downs and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warner
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Seattle
Grain Traders Recall Old Times When Wheat Market Was Cornered
Chicago observers recount past wheat corners as traders reflect on attempts to manipulate prices under new exchange laws. Edward Jerome Dies notes episodes from the 19th century showing how corners and short selling shaped markets, including figures like Hutchings, Lyon, and Armour, with bursts of price volatility and losses. The piece links memory of “the big cover” and famous corners to modern disorder and regulatory change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sia
Board of Trade
Edward Jerome Dies
Russia
Dies
Hutchingen
Passion Play Really Fashion Play Says Steiner of Grinnell
Grinnell report quotes Dr. A Steiner of Grinnell College describing Oberammergau as a fashion play rather than a passion play. He criticizes the production as stagey and artful with Judas cited as an weak point and notes a contrast with Marc Connelly's Green Pastures staged in America.
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Steiner
Grinnell
Oberammergan
Raward
A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Christian Cen
Europe
Oberammergau
Judas
Cranda Motor Company Opens New Used Car Lot
The Cranda Motor Company opens a new used car business on North Town Avenue this week. Crandall, previously here for a used car room at the Washington International store, moves to the north end of the old White Yard property. Visitors Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. B. Same and daughter Margaret of Columbus Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fens and daughter Maxine, and Harvey Stephens of West Liberty, who called at Mrs. M. J. Gentzter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranda Motor Company
Crandall
Washington International Company
White Yard
B. Same
Margaret
Columbus Junction
Fredfens
Maxine
Harvey Stephens
West Liberty
M. J. Gentzter
Washington Faces Ottumwa in Little Six Showdown
Washington and Ottumwa resume Little Six play after strong starts with Ottumwa beating Washington 18 to 0 earlier and both teams defeating others. Coach Jim Shultz’s squad, led by a resilient line, eyes league title as season opens with decisive week of workouts.
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Uimming Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Little Six
Washington High School
Footha Nh
Antwern
Monmouth College
Osta
Wasington
Ottumwans
Washington
Jim Shultz
Lora High School
Shultz
United States of Europe Forming Moves Ahead in Geneva
At a Geneva meeting of 27 European states under the League of Nations, Aristide Briand's plan for a United States of Europe progressed. Briand named chairman and Sir Eric Drummond as secretary to organize an economic federation, with a January adjournment to align with the League council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceneva
Switzerland
Aristide Briand
United Tes of Europe
League of Nations
Arnand
Sir Eric Drummond
Economic Federation of States
Drummond
Council of the
Riverside Pioneer Henry Hahn Birthday Observed on Ship Voyage
Bath birthday anniversary held for Henry Hahn pioneer Riverside resident born aboard the sailing vessel Arcadia during a Baltic Atlantic storm in September 1850. Family journey from Hamburg to New Orleans then by river to Keokuk before settling in Riverside. Celebration hosted by Hahn family featured a noon dinner and local friends and relatives attended with music and readings.
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Riverside
Bath
Henry Hahn
Hahn
Pound
Hamburg
Germany
New Orleans
Pasengers
Arcadia
Atlantic
Stork
Maho
Henry Ee
Hann
Amerca
St Thomas
Bahama Isles
Mississippi
Keokuk
Franklin
Lee County
Sunuay
Albert Hahn
Netties, Hahn
Crutay Hahn
Gerald Philips
Maggie Cress
Cedar Rapids
Kaitn Baxter
Freeport
May Flynn
Gladys Geret
Ilona City
Wuts Howell
Washington
W. R. Hardy
Hills
E. E. Blythe
Fannie Buchwalter
Norval C. Flynn
Gordon
William Griffin
Margaret
Mary Gertrude Grittin
Robert Heitzman
Carrie Iden
R.C. Knight
John Mottet
Grace
Bert Matthews
Alma Ott
Gladys Page
Lucy Brutty
Helen Crity
Estelle
Metropolitan opera tour stops in Frisco amid tensions
Beverly Hills reports that a touring company direct from New York and Buckwheat Pelt performers visited San Francisco. The singers, billed for social appeal, performed under a guarantee rather than a fixed key, raising questions about the rivalry between the two art centers. The morning sheet notes opera singers saving their best for Los Angeles next week, leaving San Francisco relatively subdued last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Frisco
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington High Orchestra Elects Massons Officers
Williams Masson elected president and Mildred Masson elected secretary at Washington high school orchestra annual election. Orchestra comprises 55 players with tryouts pending for several chair positions. Other named members include Mildred on violin and Mary Pauls Junior Cuddy among various instrument sections.
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Williams Masson
W. J. Masson
Mildred Masson
F. Masson
Washington High School
William
Iner
Town City
Mildred
Or Orchestra
Chestra
Mary Pauls
Junior Cuddy
Henrietta Hull
Daisy Frankin
Marjorie Pratt
Mildred Starr
Mary Julia Lemmon
Helen Melinski
Loretta Cantoni
Marjorie Robertson
Betty Cunning Baw
Helen Masson
Louise Wasson
Vera Tucker
Vide Casper
Ray Kupka
Ruth’ Sartor
Melen Poster
Hazel Longer
Vera Fuss
Vernette Johnson
Willa Briley
Ruth Marie Morrison
Dale Crandall
Virginia Davis
Catherine Masson
Evelyn Crandall
Milan Thompson
Helen Jor
Adrienne Warners
Lou Jean Stewart
Martha Mathers
Donald Davis
Vera Stutsman
Gene Tucker
Tommy Stewart
John Jackson
Karl Bevins
Harold Schneider
Tytty
Lloyd Helwick
Winam Sartor
William Stewart
Willian Masson
Maurice Mayo
Helen Jungblut
Cherie McKinunney
Jack Lytle
Wm. Cox
Junior High
Sarah Marie Davis
Cardinals Pennant Wins and World Series Upsets
The St. Louis Cardinals won the National League pennant in 1926 and 1928. They claimed the 1926 World Championship by defeating the New York Yankees in seven games. In 1928 the Yankees swept the Cardinals four games to none in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Ainsworth
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Yanks
Carde
Take Evidence in Schauf Case Opens at Trial
Testimony began in the state case against Doyle Schauf of Wellman for a suspected statutory offense. Clarence Van Epps of the University medical school examined the alleged victim at a university hospital. Jury selection, started yesterday afternoon, ended this morning with eleven men chosen: Wade Gardner Jim Davis Alb Saunders L Hewitt Simon Graber A M Baker Harle Enete G W Wells Frank Hesseltine Floyd Spellman Clair Conrad Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Schauf
Wellman
Clarence van Epps
State University of Town Medical School
Wade Gardner
Jim Davis
Alb Saunders
L. 8. Hewitt
Simon Graber
A. M
Baker Harle
A. Enete
G. W. Wells
Frank Hesseltine
Floyd Spellman
Clair Conrad
Earl
Mission Picture Seen At Church
Dr. F B Kimmelshue of Des Moines lectured at the United Presbyterian church with a four reel film Building with God about American missions. Guests included Rev D Chal mers Fulton and family. Other notices mention sermons, devotionals, and travel of local residents Maud Whitney and Ada Dewey.
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BF. Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Synodical Superintendent of
United Presbyterian Church
Board of American Missons
Thed Presbyterian Church
Kimmelshue
D. Chalmers Fulton
Loyal United Presbyterian
Clifford
Ramsdale
C Jumbles City
Howard Bu
Egypt
Twe Y.W. M.S
Howard Buchanan
Manifesto Urges Rebellion in Ecuador Amid Unrest
Reports from Lima and Mexico City describe a manifesto attributed to Ecuadorian revolutionaries accusing President Isidro Ayora of yielding to Yankee imperialists and restricting liberty. The document urges armed revolt to restore the country’s liberty, with notes on censorship evasion and exile links to Ed win Walker Kremmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Isidro Ayora
Mexico
City
la Prensa
Edwin Walker Kremmerer
American Commission of Financial Advisers
Ecuador
Crawfordsville Store Robbed in Overnight Burglary
Crawfordsville Sept 2 W P Davidson found his hardware store ajar with a jimmied lock. Thieves took a shotgun shells flashlights and possibly knives from a display while the cash register held no money. Sheriff Struble notified and county officers investigate.
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Crawfordsville
W. P. Davidson
Davidson
Catholic Leaders Gather in Omaha for National Congress
Leaders of the American Catholic Church meet in Omaha for the first national congress since 1911 with delegates from most parishes. Archbishop Pietro Furmasoni-Biondi presides as lay and clerical delegates discuss work peace church state relations and related topics amid a nocturnal adoration ceremony and a grand parade of 1000 clergy.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Pietro Furmasoni-Biondi
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C. B. Babcock
Surrey
Roye
Risden
Olinger
Corone Jones
Ernest Downs
John B. Lyon
Joriter
Armour
Leithers
Young Joes
Utama
Davenport
van Antwerp
Kerns
Oskaloosa
Bill
United States OF Europe
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Stor
Massons
van Epps
University of Town
Kim Tion
Ada Dewey
Ogden
Utah
Lee Scranton
Oswego
Kans
A. W. and
Harry McCall
Maud Whitney
Kansas City
Kansas
Chil
Santiago
Chile
Edward Orille de Larin
Reid Smith Doyle
Entax
Wnd
Ella Reter
Nellie Dew- Mohr
Jddson
Hizabeth Irwin
Adoration Society
Thorities
Fumascni- Biondi
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